Improving trail safety: Pa. State police seek changes after stabbing on Greensburg trail
An alleged altercation between two men — who officials said were homeless — that resulted in a stabbing along the Five-Star Trail in Greensburg has led State police to look into addressing the homeless population. Chase Horton, 23, is accused of stabbing a fellow homeless man in the sternum Sunday morning. According to investigators, the two were fighting over a tent, which they said they have done in the past. It happened close to the quarter-mile marker on the Five-Star trail. “These two individuals getting into a fight and then one stabbing the other is ridiculous in nature,” PSP Greensburg Trooper Steve Limani said. “There was a verbal altercation that ensued, escalated, and became physical in nature.
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Let them engage and interact with those individuals.” Chase Horton faces counts including aggravated assault and reckless endangerment.
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An alleged altercation between two men — who officials said were homeless — that resulted in a stabbing along the Five-Star Trail in Greensburg has led State police to look into addressing the homeless population. Chase Horton, 23, is accused of stabbing a fellow homeless man in the sternum Sunday morning. According to investigators, the two were fighting over a tent, which they said they have done in the past. It happened close to the quarter-mile marker on the Five-Star trail. “These two individuals getting into a fight and then one stabbing the other is ridiculous in nature,” PSP Greensburg Trooper Steve Limani said. “There was a verbal altercation that ensued, escalated, and became physical in nature.